The overall survival of patients with injuries caused by captive bolt guns was significantly worse than that of those injured by less-lethal guns ( p = 0.002), while it was slightly better than the survival of patients injured by conventional firearms, though this difference did not reach statistical significance ( p = 0.053, see Fig. 2 ; Table 2 ). 30-day mortality was 53.3% in this group.
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Characteristics of civilian head gunshot injuries in a country with low firearm related violence.
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